Reviews

Wouldn't it be nice if they had the track names? I found them elsewhere: 1. 20 Years 2. Barton Hollow 3. Forget Me Not 4. I've Got This Friend 5. Tip Of My Tongue

A Google User

Pure genius! Joy Williams and John Paul White give me the hope modern music has been forsaking. I love this so much! Pure genius, truly. Their voices were made to sing in harmonious unity. Simple, but powerful.

Peter Allowski

Just get it already. They have a terrific rock/folk/bluegrass kind of sound. The standout track, Barton Hollow, features a hypnotic guitar riff and some deeply emotional singing and wailing. If you liked the "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" soundtrack, you'll absolutely love them. As of this review, the album is free, so you have nothing to lose!

Kevin Hart

Wife loves um... Rubbed off on me Emotional background support harmony, with hints of conformation foot tap. Good for mood setting, "Yum-Yum Bang-Bang"

Pamela Funk

Cival Wars -- Genius! Can't believe this duo. Such old souls...such a new sound! I can hardly wait for more.

A Google User

NOT BEST RECORDING BUT JOHN PAUL AND JOY GREAT What can be said? This was recorded before the Grammy Awards had taken place at the Sundance Premire that The Civil Wars attended to screen documentary Finding North, featuring their music. While recording quality is not the best at this Live session compared to other Live Performances (see their website and youtube clips) due to background noise this album is really worth a listen. Now a two time Grammy Team with so much recognition and this is download Free!!! Wooo Hooo I like it and you will too-Give it a download and thanks again Joy and John Paul - Your #1 Fav Fan from WA State!

User reviews

Scott Swalwell September 16, 2016

Wouldn't it be nice if they had the track names? I found them elsewhere: 1. 20 Years 2. Barton Hollow 3. Forget Me Not 4. I've Got This Friend 5. Tip Of My Tongue

Pure genius! Joy Williams and John Paul White give me the hope modern music has been forsaking. I love this so much! Pure genius, truly. Their voices were made to sing in harmonious unity. Simple, but powerful.

Just get it already. They have a terrific rock/folk/bluegrass kind of sound. The standout track, Barton Hollow, features a hypnotic guitar riff and some deeply emotional singing and wailing. If you liked the "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" soundtrack, you'll absolutely love them. As of this review, the album is free, so you have nothing to lose!

NOT BEST RECORDING BUT JOHN PAUL AND JOY GREAT What can be said? This was recorded before the Grammy Awards had taken place at the Sundance Premire that The Civil Wars attended to screen documentary Finding North, featuring their music. While recording quality is not the best at this Live session compared to other Live Performances (see their website and youtube clips) due to background noise this album is really worth a listen. Now a two time Grammy Team with so much recognition and this is download Free!!! Wooo Hooo I like it and you will too-Give it a download and thanks again Joy and John Paul - Your #1 Fav Fan from WA State!